₦airaland Forum

Anchor84:
How much

sarrki:
We have a lot of beggars outside his church

That comes to beg for alms every Sunday

Why go to USA to scamm magas

Africans are so dumb

RobbStark:
Gud evening wonderful peeps of dis forum.
If you think dis pix is fine wella jus hit the like button.
I need the likes for someone bday

Keep politics aside for once.

malware:
She's beautiful. But her dress is not befitting of a Muslim woman.

malware:
She's beautiful. But her dress is not befitting of a Muslim woman.

Itulah:
Nice one, keep it coming.

delaw4u:
Please I have 2009 Camry
I noticed when I pressed the brake pedal at a certain speed the steering wheel shakes
Please what could cause it?
This only happen when speed and trying to break and this do not happen all the time
Pls what could be checked and what will be the permanent solution to it
Tanx for the urgent response

Jeffrey12:
Kudos!! that's what Valentine is all about.. Not....

ib4babes:
How do i get the remote down for QX4 02/03 to Owerri, and how much will cost. If its still available.

sarrki:
Fani you will wail till thy kingdom come

Your father is a known traitor

In this government nothing for you

Bolustic:
I can't believe it's that so much hated Fulani man(Buhari) and the Yoruba Muslim(Fasola) who got less than a 5% vote that is constructing a road at a place where the ineffectual opposition (who tricked them) garnered over 90%.

What an irony.

Kenshinmunac:
Hp Pavilion dv6

https://she-the-people.ylkf31ilekymf.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/social-media.jpg
US embassies are set to begin request all visa applicants for passwords to their own social media accounts in future background checks, Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly said Tuesday.

Kelly said the move could come as part of the effort to toughen vetting of visitors to screen out people who could pose a security threat.

He said it was one of the things under consideration especially for visitors from seven Muslim majority countries with very weak background screening of their own -- Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen.

"We're looking at some enhanced or some additional screening," Kelly told a hearing of the House Homeland Security Committee. "We may want to get on their social media, with passwords," he said.

"It's very hard to truly vet these people in these countries, the seven countries... But if they come in, we want to say, what websites do they visit, and give us your passwords. So we can see what they do on the internet."

"If they don't want to cooperate, then they don't come in" to the United States, he said.

Kelly stressed that no decision had been made on this, but said tighter screening was definitely in the future, even if it means longer delays for awarding US visas to visitors.

"These are the things we are thinking about," he said.

"But over there we can ask them for this kind of information and if they truly want to come to America, then they will cooperate. If not, next in line."

The seven countries were targeted in president Donald Trump's January 27 immigrant and refugee ban order, which has sense been at least temporarily blocked under court order.



Source: http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/us-could-ask-visa-applicants-for-social-media-passwords/ar-AAmHVrQ?li=BBnb7Kz&ocid=wispr

olaolulazio:
R.I.P


Nigeria will remember you...


My regards to Buhari.